California has begun to push legislation which would allow electronic books as an alternative to paper for K-12 public education (as reported here by the L.A. Times).

As someone who has been using various electronic books (nearly 400 books and journals spanning three different library systems) for over 10 years, I have come to rely on the research and search capabilities which only digital has to offer. I strongly support this option and I hope that California becomes the first of many states to adopt similar legislation.

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